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Ooooh, pick us pick us pick us! Slate's Mary Adkins asks why court mediation programs don't take domestic violence cases: Breaking Up Is Hard Enough to Do, Slate (March 3, 2010). Answer: because that's the way the advocacy community wanted it. Some programs had a very tough start back in the day due to this very dilemma. This was so even when mediators argued that mediators were probably better at handling extremely conflicted parties and dysfunctional dynamics than many judges were. Neverthel read more

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